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The Uvex revolt MIPS helmet features 16 ventilation openings, an adjustable fit and a removable chin guard.
MIPS, or Multi-Directional Impact Protection System, is a technology used in helmets for various purposes. It was developed to improve protection from oblique impacts in leisure and outdoor sports, including mountaineering, mountain biking and motorcycling, as well as in the workplace. MIPS is a movable layer integrated inside the helmet, close to the head. It is not rigidly fixed and can move forward and backward by 10–15 mm. In the event of a side impact, this range of movement allows the helmet construction to redirect the rotational force away from the user’s head and brain. Helmets with MIPS provide a higher level of protection than conventional helmets.
The Anatomic IAS system allows the helmet size to be adjusted easily and precisely with one hand by turning the dial at the back. Adjust the fit to the head circumference; the vertical position can also be adjusted.
The ergonomically shaped buckle of the Monomatic easy-fastening system can be fastened and released with one hand. The strap length is adjustable in increments. A chin pad provides additional comfort.
Measure your head circumference before purchase to choose the correct helmet size. It is recommended to measure with a cord approximately 1.5 cm above the ears.
Uvex helmets are carefully tested in a laboratory. The helmet complies with EN 1078.